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by undantag 4y ago
Been premium since they gated the listen-with-screen-off feature behind it. Never looked back. Ad free is great, and I’m happy to pay for it / support the creators. Compared to my other subscriptions, I’ll probably keep this after I cu
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by undantag 4y ago
Or aspirational :)
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by undantag 4y ago
I’ve frequently found the HN comments to be more valuable than reading than the articles themselves - the context & community that’s being nurtured here is (emoji sparkles) ;)
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by undantag 12y ago
Jag har två kompisar som söker lägenhet från Januari. Kommer du åt det här eventet? https://www.facebook.com/events/352962604886482/
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by undantag 12y ago
Inspired by http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=63809 (vimeo: http://vimeo.com/101814775 )
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by undantag 13y ago
Aww. I guess let me know when you're open in the UK.
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by undantag 13y ago
I don't really think answer #2 is aimed at lurkers, but rather people who contribute edits for their own gain rather than to be helpful. No need to get upset, move along.
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by undantag 13y ago
It's a joke. The recently released dungeon keeper is a ridiculously pay-or-wait game. See the escapist article on the same: http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/editorials/rev...
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How And Why To Keep A “Commonplace Book”(thoughtcatalog.com)
5 points by undantag 13y ago|0 comments
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by undantag 13y ago
The Swedish Pirate Party definitely campaigns heavily on those issues, and less on "sharing culture". It took a few years for them to get through that phase. I guess the UK Pirate Party is in need of more members who care about th
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by undantag 13y ago
According to Tim Rogers[1] in-app purchases are already being regulated in Japan. As far as I understand it there must be a finite number of purchases, leading to a "maximum spend" per title, which can be shown in-store. Not sure
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by undantag 13y ago
We did something similar and actually ended up finding a confusing hotspot. Turned out to be a ledge where people could clip through a fence and fall to their deaths.
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by undantag 13y ago
I usually recommend supergenpass to friends for this particular reason. Some prefer stuff like keepass that let's them store everything - i'm happier to rely on an algorithm. Key point is to make using different passwords in different place
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Defold - Win/Mac/Linux/Android/iOS game engine(defold.com)
63 points by undantag 14y ago|44 comments
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by undantag 14y ago
It seems like a Wii U -like device would be a great match for Windows 8. Or just a desktop-tablet combo, working together seamlessly.
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by undantag 14y ago
Similar thing happened to a friend of mine who worked at a game development startup. A company was set up for that game, and the whole crew of developers were hired by it, while the two "founders" held the parent company. Everyone worked fo
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by undantag 14y ago
The first step to learning something new is admitting you don't know it yet?
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by undantag 14y ago
Yep, looks like he stopped doing inline (on-page?) references to sources past slide 13. The last page has a collection of sources, but no direct connection to the statements in the slides. Edit: In the comments on the post there's a bit mor
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by undantag 14y ago
There is some data from the games industry, which I would say applies to knowledge workers: http://www.lostgarden.com/2008/09/rules-of-productivity-pres... (blog post from 2008 with linked presentation pdf/ppt)
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by undantag 14y ago
You really should test both, HTTP can't be trusted if DNS has been compromised.
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by undantag 14y ago
I recall pg initiating a discussion highlighting the declining quality (S/N) of comments at HN, and struggling to find a scalable approach of tackling it. Afaik slashdots approach has been published and works for them, so maybe that would b
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by undantag 14y ago
This just reads like any contemporary "fashion" writing to me. You see it in those magazines with a model on the cover and stories about if he's really that into you inside. I think you summed it up pretty well, but I don't think it's got v
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by undantag 14y ago
Yep, for this "pipeline/processing" type of workflow, I've seen several good examples of visual editors. It feels like it should be possible to implement most of the standard unix commandline tools in this kind of environment. With a system
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by undantag 14y ago
I tend to think of him as Zed Shaw's grandfather.
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by undantag 14y ago
This will be my takeaway tl;dr: "Crunch does not make the product ship sooner — it makes the product ready later. Crunch does not make the product better — it makes the product worse." Far too many people in management don't get, or just ch
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by undantag 14y ago
Just start using "she" instead of he.
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by undantag 14y ago
(not very active) member of the Swedish pirate party, I helped distribute ballots to where I was voting in the last election.
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by undantag 14y ago
Have you looked at http://supergenpass.com/ ? Sounds similar. There's a nice chrome extension and android app available for that algorithm.
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by undantag 14y ago
If you want more of the guy, he's been writing fiction for a long time. If you like reading graphic novels, read the Sandman series. If you like reading books, read American Gods. If you have kids, read them Coraline.
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by undantag 14y ago
One backlog for new requirements, another backlog for incidents. Track your time working on the different backlogs (or even per-tasks) and pretty soon you will have some numbers to show the boss why new stuff isn't happening snap-snap.

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